Comanche Nation Emergency Management

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04/29/2026

Showers and a few thunderstorms are expected to increase in coverage Thursday into Friday, especially across western north Texas and southwestern Oklahoma. These locations have the best chance at receiving 1-1.5 inches during that timeframe.

Follow weather updates for possible severe weather
04/26/2026

Follow weather updates for possible severe weather

Follow weather updates and prepare for possible severe weather .
04/25/2026

Follow weather updates and prepare for possible severe weather .

Weather forecast for this evening
04/15/2026

Weather forecast for this evening

Stay updated for potential severe weather
04/15/2026

Stay updated for potential severe weather

No change so far to the severe outlook for today.
Very large hail, damaging winds, and locally heavy rainfall are the main concerns with a low tornado threat.

Please note the following safety tips for severe storms and tornadic weather.
04/14/2026

Please note the following safety tips for severe storms and tornadic weather.

Prepare now for potential severe weather
04/14/2026

Prepare now for potential severe weather

[4/14] 3:20 PM - A Tornado Watch has been issued for portions of Oklahoma and western north Texas until 11 pm.

04/13/2026

We continue to monitor for storm development along the dryline. If storms develop today, this is where they will likely come from. Chances of robust storm development are about 30-40%, but if storms can develop, storms would be capable of all severe hazards.

Stay weather alert and prepare for potential severe thunderstorms.
04/13/2026

Stay weather alert and prepare for potential severe thunderstorms.

04/12/2026

04/12 430 PM- Heads up western OK and western north TX! Showers and a few thunderstorms could bring strong wind gusts to these areas over the next few hours. A few localized gusts over 60 mph will be possible with the strongest storms. Storms should dissipate around sunset.

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584 NW Bingo Road
Lawton, OK
73507

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+15804923628

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